Canada changes tone in bid to stave off Trump tariffs

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1. Facing a potential tariff war with the US, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has shifted his approach from threats to promises of support for Donald Trump’s vision of America’s “golden age.” Trudeau emphasized Canada’s reliability as a partner, contrasting it with resources from countries like Russia and China, while Canada prepares for possible retaliatory tariffs. The Canadian government is grappling with internal disagreements on how to respond, with some officials advocating for a tough stance and others opposing the use of energy exports as leverage. As Trump doubles down on his tariff threats, Canada is focused on avoiding a trade war, recognizing the significant economic risks involved, including a potential GDP hit of up to 5.6%. Ultimately, experts suggest that the negotiating power lies with Trump, leaving Canada in a precarious position.

2. Where the reddit bros telling us that Canada would teach USA a lesson at?

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